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Alien Gear Holsters announced law enforcement trainers from Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) are now outfitted with Alien Gear's latest duty holsters. View Original Article Here

A micro-sized EDC light, ASP’s new DOT flashlight has a genuine Cree LED that puts out 130 lumens of bright white light, and sends it nearly half a football field downrange.   View Original Article Here

Kroll International is one of our premier distribution partners. Among many other things, they put out a beautiful quarterly print magazine—which mails to thousands of retail dealers—called “Kroll Advantage.” The new issue features a lot of great ASP content, including a two-page spread highlight of our Private Security Case Study. We appreciate Kroll’s consistent support, and especially their efforts to communicate the benefits of ASP gear to a broad dealer base, and the end user customers they serve. View Original Article Here

The ability to temporarily blind and stagger a criminal with incredibly bright output is an often-heard claim, but is there such a thing as too much? “Yes, there absolutely is, especially in our world of law enforcement,” explained Michael Hess, vice president of Armament Systems & Procedures (ASP) — one of the foremost suppliers of law enforcement gear in the United States. “…in indoor environments, high-output lights produce backsplash against walls and other reflective or semi-reflective surfaces. This can actually reduce the amount that the user can see — the opposite of what a flashlight is for. Needless to say, for a...